Al-Nassr head coach Jorge Jesus has announced his intention to leave the Saudi club at the end of the current season. According to reports from A Bola, the 71-year-old Portuguese manager has already informed the club’s management of his decision to step down once the league campaign concludes.
Sources indicate that Jesus feels it is the right time to conclude his tenure in Saudi Arabia. Notably, he communicated his plans prior to the final of the AFC Champions League 2, where the team is still competing for the coveted trophy.
As the season nears its end, Jesus remains optimistic about finishing strong, as his team’s chances of securing the championship depend not only on their performance but also on the results of rival clubs.
Despite his imminent departure, the coach does not intend to stay unemployed for long. Reports suggest that he has several offers waiting and plans to evaluate them after fulfilling his commitments with Al-Nassr.